Anker House (Budapest)
Hungary /
Budapest /
Budapest /
Anker Lane, 1
World
/ Hungary
/ Budapest
/ Budapest
World / Hungary / Budapest
apartment building, historical building
The Anker House was the the first block of flats in Budapest (1907), offering home for many people. Its name was given after its constructor, the "Anker Life and Pension Insurance Company". Ignác Alpár was the designer of this building.
The company desired a remarkable front for its promotions, so the plan of the building had two towers on both corner and tent-shaped roof ornamented with sculptures on the edges. Alpár substituted the roof with a huge pyramid, therefore he was strongly criticized by the the authority of the city.
The company desired a remarkable front for its promotions, so the plan of the building had two towers on both corner and tent-shaped roof ornamented with sculptures on the edges. Alpár substituted the roof with a huge pyramid, therefore he was strongly criticized by the the authority of the city.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 47°29'52"N 19°3'19"E
- Párisi Udvar Hotel 0.5 km
- Országház - Hungarian Parliament Building 1.4 km
- Train station 115 km
- mestská tržnica 116 km
- Nitra Castle 117 km
- County House 163 km
- National Theatre of Pécs 170 km
- Hotel Elizabeth**** 173 km
- Grasalkoviceva Palace 192 km
- CASA MUHLE / THE MUHLE HOUSE 256 km
- 5th District of Budapest (Belváros-Lipótváros) 0.4 km
- Budapest Jewish Quarter and WWII Ghetto 0.6 km
- Belváros 0.7 km
- Tabán 1.2 km
- Andrássy Avenue - UNESCO World Heratage Site 1.3 km
- 1st district (Budapest) 1.3 km
- VII. kerület, Erzsébetváros (Budapest) 1.4 km
- VI. kerület, Terezvaros 1.4 km
- Budapest Port 1.5 km
- 8th district, Józsefváros (Budapest) 2.4 km